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ABUSINESS man was traveling between
Toronto and Montreal on Canadian
National's famous International Limited.
To the train radio operator, he said, "Please
get me London on the 'phone."
In fifteen minutes he was talking with his
family in England, while traveling 50 miles
an hour.
On only two trains in the world today
both Canadian National-is this miracle of
two-way telephone service possible. Devel
oped by Canadian National engineers, it is
an instance of the progressive spirit that is
bringing countless other new luxuries and
conveniences to travelers over this, the
largest railroad in America.
Observation cars, where the sun streams
through vita-glass windows... radio at your
chair . . . oil-electric locomotives . . . the
fastest service between Montreal and the
Middle West... two transcontinental ser
vices without changing cars. These are a few
of the achievements which have made Cana
dian National one of the foremost transpor
tation systems of the world.
Come to Canada this
year. For helpful information
get in touch with the nearest
Canadian National office.
This famous Canadian Na
tional Hotel - CHATEAU
LAURIER-is part of the
cosmopolitan and colorful
background of Ottawa, capital
city of the Dominion.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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OFFICES
BOSTON
DETROIT
NEW YORK
ST. LOUIS
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1523 Washington Blvd.
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PHILADELPHIA
ST. PAUL
420 Main St.
430 W. Superior St.
1422 Chestnut St.
83 East Fifth Street
CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY
PITTSBURGH
SAN FRANCISCO
ISo. Michigan Ave.
706 Walnut St.
3556 Fifth Ave.
648 Market St.
CINCINNATI
LOS ANGELES
PORTLAND. ME.
SEATTLE
49 E. Fourth St.
607 So. Grand Ave.
Grand Trunk Ry. Sta.
1329 Fourth Ave.
CLEVELAND
MINNEAPOLIS
PORTLAND ORE.
WASHINGTON D.
925 Euclid Ave.
634 Marquette Ave.
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